The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-10-05

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S,r o,al dealers are busy
Have We had the equinox
pnmpkin pies arr in order.
uon-e cleaning vii soon commence
~, ,scnie season has closed for lss7-
r,s, are Al .sls pensioners in this State.
p,1rdre shooting Is not legal until octo-
ber 18th.
\, trouble to suit you with spectacles at
B;.-.-rker & snyders.
ow. NJ. HOchsteitler's for your s2e,
81 and s25 suits
s,-sat reduction in the prioe Of speciacies
.-s sre-glass.s Al Biesecker & snyder's-
Call and - ". NJ Hochstettlers selection
5sauples for fall and winter overooais-
No end to Cheap Millinery. and large
- n Notions al N. N. Treiren & Cos
Ei,gS combination specifies neinoed
4-,- 500 10 81 - al Bie-eeks snyders-
rbIdrans Caps and H, + in Velvet
p,,.b and Wool At " NJ Tredwel & Co.'S.
BYmrkin weighing ls-5 pounds i among
.f.. Ne--bern Pacific exhibits Al the St Paul
fair
fr,- merchants are making a grand mis-
,sks If they fail 10 advertise for the Fall
trade
The f-st Pennsylvania Reserve Cavalry
v1 hold . reunion al Connellsville on Oc-
tlter 18th.
cal and see the Plato Range, the most
b.eBrif.i ranee in the market, and a, 8 low
pace At Schell's-
S.ores. Tinwarc. and House Furnishing
eo,s. ar reasonable prizes at p. A scheil &
Cos Main Cross Street.
The Pennsylvania State sunday-school
Convention will assemble s., Harrisburg on
October 18th, l2th and 18th
New stvles Of sstines. Telvets and Pushes
f,- ,-rrimming. at the Millinery and Notion
store Of N. N. Tredwell & Co.
The Presbyterian SYNOD Of Pennsylvania
vil meet on October eoth in the First Pre-
bytsran church in wiIliamsPort.
Cal at P. A. scheH & Cos and see the
lt-.sst and finest stock Of Heating and Cook
ing s,oves. Ranges, etc, in the county.
Nm. Tneiwen Go. have now open the
largest A. well a. the cheapest stock Of Nil
Hnery and Trimmings ever offered in somer-
- county.
" NJ Hochstettler il now prepared 10
furnish the public with better and cheaper
clothing than ever before Call and exam
iue Bis samples.
Ladies Felt Hats, large stock, all the latest
New York shapes shades and styles. and
very cheap. No charge for trimming.
NJ NJ TREDwEIL & Co.
We have on hand large number Of good
brck which We will sell in quantities to suit
the purchaser Prices very reasonable. Yard
opposite the planning mill.
HoLBsooK BRos & PARsoS.
Mar MAEKU-We have just added
Ia--e Refrigerator 10 our Meat Market, in
which al meats can be kept cool and clean.
Mltt1n. beef pork. &c, kept constantly on
hand. Open daily. Partie buying meat
can have il kept in the refrigerator until
wanted
Ross DAVIS & Co.
The Pennsylvania MALTA stand in high
favor with General Sheridan. who says with
them be wouldn't mind undertaking almost
any job in their line. il being his belief that
IN three months they would be the best
fighting soldiers this continent has ever seen.
Tie General in speaking Of them il enthusi-
ls,ic and disposed 10 think that il i too bad
that such so ldiers haven't chance TO show .
The world what they could do. He wouldn't
mind going in almost anywhere with
body oftbern.
Aouuiing 10 an exchange the map swim
de : the latest The shapers get an en-
d1rsement fnlrn some one IN favor Of having
school houses furnished with maps, aud /
tl-H Operate mainly through School Direc- I
tor making them believe that new law I
ohlise- them TO purchase the maps 10 hang
in their school houses. They sell two maps f.
ilr FIVE dollars, when perhaps they may be I
worth one-hfth Of that. School Directors .
should have their kicking facilities in good I
irim for the reoeption OF these sharks
4 tesi case isto be made in Bucks county 4
IS % The right Of bother 10 sell malt, brew 4
I'd or intoxicating liquor in another county I
except the one by whose court he is licensed
The Bucks county Judge charged the Grand .
JURY that boitlers cannot sell out Of their /
oEn county either wholesale or retail. and /
sane EAston brewers and boulers have made 4
ies' case as they supply retailers in several
eounfies If the Interpretation Of the Bucks
county Judge r correct, II viii enormously
adeci the business Of the large dealers, but
there : divided ir.enest in the matter as
ihe small boitlers IN the various counties /
coiapiain Of the composition they suffer from
The large dealers Of other COUNTIES
In the earlier part Of the serson there was
promise Of . full and heavy crop Of pota
ioss. bot the climatic conditions that follow I
60 later have entirely changed the prospects
New England which has usually furnished I
god crop. viii be Ear behind her usual rec I
oni in that direction, in consequence Of the
er1essive fall Of rain in that section during
Tie months Of July and August. In the case
Of Eery early planted crops the effect was
- dis2struus. the tubs being Of good size
aud Air yield bat in the case Of those Ia
'eT planted. the complaint Of growers Is
sli-4 crop u very small POTATOES Of only ay-
er-'e quality. The same condition Of things
All 70 extend into the Canadian Domin-
lo'' non whence large quantities have been
'liied In the Middle and Western States
Ire condition has been soinewha, reversed.
WIN reported similar nsuit. There the
crop has been diminished ia consequence Of
.ontnuei dry weather II may. therefore.
- eAieeiei that toe entire potato crop of the
''lHiFy vii fall below an average by con-
Aaefapie Pr cent. A resenence 10 the
oop feIorh from the entire country. a. Civ
e1 ay he DEPARTMENT q Agricuirure. shows
1'elieiioi IN the crop OF ~ per cent. and
IN : likely 10 be increased rather than di-
Iinishe-i
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